“Jack of all trades, master of none, though often better than a master of one.”
– Adam Savage
My approach to web design is minimal and refined. My content is short, to the point and highlighted. My code is semantically readable, utility classes-based and optimized.
A graphic designer is quite often seen as a business card maker. Although I can certainly design one, I am more interested in crafting and maintaining your brand identity. Oh and let me centralize your digital files, that GDrive is a mess.
Audio/sound design is unfortunately not my main source of revenue even though it's what I'm most well versed in. Why is that? Ask your committee or your CFO if they have a budget for a uniquely composed song atop that promo video. Yeah, that's what I thought. I compose music primarily as a hobby, help musician friends get things done and more. I also play the piano, guitar and harmonica.
Although I can fix your computer, my IT skills extend beyond troubleshooting. A good IT architecture is crucial to any business. From backup solutions, digital asset management to permission control, I can get your team to finally collaborate.
> echo ./thankYouNote.txt
> I'd like to thank my friend Google Search, the Stack Exchange Network and The Reset Button.
> endSarcasm
> zsh: command not found
> _
I consider myself a generalist, a jack of all trades. Yeah, I know, so many individuals say that but I can't help it. If I like practicing a skill, I'll continue improving it. If I don't, I stop. That being said, if I'm comfortable enough taking your request, expect a job well done.
I needed a placeholder. For lack of a better idea, here is a cat on a robot vacuum machine. You're welcome.
I wish.
When I was a kid my dream job was rather uncommon... I wanted to teach astrophysics. My passion for science never faded over time, in fact, quite the opposite. Why am I not studying neutrinos and Feynman diagrams right now? Do I lack the necessary mental abilities to join the same ranks as my heroes? Who knows. Don't get me wrong, I do not regret any choices I made (almost). It's rather a deep feeling, an intuition, telling me that a CERN ID would've looked nice on my shirt.